How do I add all new files to SVN

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I am using an ORM which generates large amounts of files from a CLI   Is there an easy way to run the svn add on all files within a directory which appear as   when I run svn status   Edit  These files exist in a directory tree so adding   for one directory will not work

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I like these commands as they use svn status to find the new or missing files  which respects files that are ignored    svn add    svn status   sed -e       d  -e  s          svn rm    svn status   sed -e       d  -e  s

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you can just do an svn add path to dir   you ll get warning about anything already in version control but it will add everything that isn t

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I am a newbie to svn version control  However  for the case when people want to add files without ignoring the already set svn ignore properties  I solved the issue as below   svn add --depth empty path to directory Execute  svn propset svn ignore -F ignoreList txt --recursive  from the location where the ignoreList txt resides  In my case this file was residing two directories above the  path to directory   which I wanted to add  Note that ignoreList txt contains the file extensions I want svn to ignore  e g    aux etc  svn add --force path to directory      The above steps worked

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In some shells like fish you can use the    globbing to do that   svn add

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svn status   grep         awk   print  2     xargs svn add   Taken from somewhere on the web but I ve been using it for a while and it works well

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Among bash one-liner I think this is the prettiest   svn status   tee  gt  awk       print  2     xargs -r svn add  gt  amp 2    awk       print  2     xargs -r svn delete   It will add all new files and delete all missing files  Use with caution  possibly set an alias for quick access   NOTE for Macs  in xargs -r is a GNU extension  it might not be supported  In that case just remove it and ignore warnings when there are no files to add or to delete

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You should be able to run   svn add     It may complain about the files that are already under version control  but it will also add the new ones   You may want to think about whether or not you really want to add these generated files to version control  though   They could be considered derived artifacts  sort of like the compiled code  and thus shouldn t be added   Of course  this is up to you  but its something to think about

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svn status   grep         awk    printf        for  f 2  f  lt   NF  f      printf   s    f   if  f lt NF  printf         printf     n        xargs svn add   This was based on markb s answer    and a little hunting on the internet  It looks ugly  but it seems to work for me on OS X  including files with spaces

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On Alpine Linux OS I used this  based on others answers   svn st   grep      sed  s          xargs -I fn svn add  fn

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This add all unversioned files even if it contains spaces  svn status   awk    1     print  0     xargs -i svn add

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svn add     should do the job  Just make sure to   svn commit   afterwards

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This will add all unknown  except ignored  files under the specified directory tree   svn add --force path to dir   This will add all unknown  except ignored  files in the current directory and below   svn add --force

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If svn add whatever directory   doesn t work  you can do it the tough way   svn st   grep       cut -c 2-   xargs svn add

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For reference  these are very similar questions   These seem to work the best for me   They also work with spaces  and don t re-add ignored files   I didn t see them listed on any of the other answers I saw   adding   svn st   grep      sed  s            xargs svn add   removing   svn st   grep      sed  s            xargs svn rm   Edit  It s important to NOT use  add    if you want to keep your ignored files  otherwise everything that was ignored will be re-added

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The solution  svn status   grep      sed  s            xargs svn add   does not work with whitespaces  Instead one can use  svn status   grep      sed  s                xargs -I fn svn add  fn     seems like the number of leading blanks is different on my system -- just adjust it

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